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"The Advocate" newspaper article noted that in the early 1980s drug companies turned down a chemical process that could have prevented the infection of thousands of people with haemophilia with AIDS.

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An internal correspondence from Dr William Terry noted that due to contractual arrangements Dr Prince was precluded from publishing, without their approval, data from experiments supported by RHCG.

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The minutes of the Plasma Executive Committee noted that centres where unscreened donor product may have been delivered would not be contacted until the situation was clear.

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A memo from Dr Harris to Mr Christie outlined that on 27 February 1986 Dr Harris visited Dr Whitmore at Lewisham Hospital and followed up the history of two people with haemophilia who had seroconverted to HTLV-3 positive following treatment with heat-treated Factorate.

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A memo from Dr Harris to Mr Christie outlined that he was now obliged to report Dr Whitmore's seroconverted patient to Dr Rotblatt as Dr Whitmore had confirmed that the patient remained HTLV-3 positive following receipt of heat-treated Factorate.

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Christopher Bishop wanted to prepare a "defence" document designed to restore confidence in Armour's heat treatment process and stop further deterioration in sales.

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Cutter's product, Koate HT, had been available since November 1984.

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An internal sales report to Cutter showed a determination to continue to try to sell heat-treated products.

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Some treatment centres continued to use un-heat-treated product due to cost pressures.

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Inquiry publishes report by the Health Economics Expert Group

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Judicial review process complete

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Second Intermediaries’ report published

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Telephone support extended

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Government statement on financial support, panel members and retention of records

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Sir Brian Langstaff calls on government to take “decisive action” over financial support for infected and affected

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Newsletter

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Update on local meetings with the Inquiry team

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Sir Brian Langstaff calls for specialist psychological support across the UK

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Change to dates for next hearings

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Inquiry files paperwork in judicial review

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